It's honestly a double edged sword. One hand I hated that no one ever actually went over the mixer properly. Even then, I am not the foremost expert either. The other point is that no matter how much time I spent going out of my way. Everyone wants my help, but then just shops the cheapest elsewhere. I stopped releasing new videos because originally they were just tutorials for my customers. I have tons of other videos I never posted. Reality is the world has changed to the point where people want the world for nothing. Nothing directed at you. I know there are many people that find my videos after they already purchased.
@@MADPROAUDIO I appreciate you posting it. I get it. That don’t pay the bills. But I still thank you. I’ve had it a year and just unboxed it. I see my visible and invisible scars daily and am reminded how this world has changed. Nothings free.
@@hardway1746 You are a Veteran? Veteran here. US Navy. If you ever need anything. You can text us at 216.765.9925 Www.Madproaudio.com. You can read our history there and it will give you an idea of why I am so in depth with everything.
@@MADPROAUDIO I remember when I bought the Peavey PV10AT back in the days, earlier I just had a dbx 286s and a focusrite interface, I used to watch your video to actually learn more about the mixer, but I sold the peavey and bought a TC-Helicon GoXLR interface/mixer and had it for 4 years, then I sold that one and bought the Rodecaster Pro II, I really like the new tech that is coming out. :)
Great that it helped you. If you need to buy anything. Email Sales@madproaudio.com. We customize systems and teach people how to use each system in depth.
I watched the whole video. This is really detailed video for the beginners who wants starts Karaoke singing on their own. I think now on I can hook up everything. Thanks again.
+Peter Smith We have plenty customers that purchase such systems for home use as well so that they have a true professional setup as if they went to a karaoke bar. It all depends upon what a customer is willing to spend to make it happen.
+MADPROAUDIO thank you for your reply. I would like to setup a small home budget karaoke. I'm think of getting the peavey pv6 and a pair of speakers and hooking my computer up to the mixer. I'm not sure which speakers to get. Can you please give me some advise?
Please email us at info@madproaudio.com We want people to know that unlike 99% of the entire salesworld, we spend a lot more time actually helping people. In doing so, it would be nice if those people who watch our ads would show that it was worth it to them by purchasing the items from us. Thanks for your reply again.
I like your video. First of all, can you list all the electronics equipment as needed for a Karaoke system. For example, a karaoke system including: Audio Mixer, amplifier, speaker, wireless mic, cables...etc..
Originally thought we replied in past, yet here is reply again: The videos we do are most often tutorials for our customers after we customize a solution to their specific needs. As far as listing everything you would need, it is based upon what you are looking to accomplish, what you already have that could potentially be used, etc. If you ever need a system, email us Sales@Madproaudio.com DISABLED VETERAN - FAMILY OWNED
Nice vid! Wish there was a list in description of all the product you used. Like the color coded wires, i already have the same mixer with QSC speakers, i want to use to hook up to tv without laptop.
This was a video for one of our customers as a tutorial on the system we customized for them. I will be very honest with you. Part of the reason why we do not list everything is because we live in a world where all our hard work is taken for granted by so many people. They just want free information and then only care about who will sell it to them the cheapest. I hope that made sense & please note this does not mean you are like that. If you ever would like us to customize a solution to improve upon your system, please email us Sales@Madproaudio.com to set up a consultation. MADPROAUDIO ~ DISABLED VETERAN ~ FAMILY OWNED COMPANY
Send us an email to Sales@madproaudio.com. This will depend upon different factors. Plus laptops change continually. If you would like to set up consultation, I am sure you can tell by our videos that we are very indepth with help. & to be clear as to why we mention consultation. We do this because originally these videos were just for our customers. We don't post new ones anymore because everyone has proven the past 10yrs. that while they are very happy how much heart we put into those videos. All those same people still buy things with the cheaper bigbox retailers. Yet those big places never once showed the type of care for people like we do. I hope that made sense, we are forced to charge for our time due to it. We can customize laptops too. & anything anyone spends on consultation fees, they get back when they purchase, so you never lose any money, it's just a way of trying to open people's eyes that you always get what you pay for in life. If you look up madproaudio customer reviews, our reputation speaks for itself. & once again, sorry that I did not just give out more information for free. Not your fault, just years of seeing people watch videos, know they are the most detailed ever and still refuse to buy from us. Example; Let's say a mixer is $399 and several places sell it for $399 and a few sell it for $419. & we sell it for $399 too. the no care sellers that sell it for less get the sale when we did 100 times more than they ever will for their customers. I wish I did not feel the need to explain, but I want people to start to see why we stopped giving out free advise/info.
Awesome review. Can you do a walk through how to set it up with a smart tv eliminating the laptop? I see some people use sound bar smart tv and mixer and some use receiver, smart tv and mixer, but never A thorough walk-through.
Please message with your email address or phone. Let's spend some time talking so that I could custom design a solution that's just for you and that fits your budget
I got a show next week and I just purchased the PV10. I have a dj that has his own equipment. How would I mix hook up my pv10 with his dj pioneer mixer? I want the pv10 for microphone use only
I know this is late but for future reference if you’re only using 1 mic you can pan the mic to the left and just go left of main out into DJM mixer mic input. Otherwise from pioneer mixer master out 2 (RCA) you can go directly into channel 7/8 RCA input! Otherwise for multi mics get a XLR female to RCA male and go into one of the DJM RCA lines. Heaps of sound guys tell me it’s a “no no” but it works a treat and the mics don’t feedback through DJ booth monitor this way.
good pm.DJ madpro A. a got 2 pcs. of powered PVXp12 its 800 watts if it possible if i put DM115 powered sub but the DM.is 1000watts can i mix that pvxp and dm .a,m afraid to dammage my 2 top thank you. by the way i,m from the philippines happy new year.
Every system that you see of ours it's customized for a certain customer. So I want to make sure that we customize yours exactly to your specs and within your budget that's the best way to approach this and I will educate you on everything so please go ahead and send your phone number or email us. Sales@madproaudio.com. Www.madproaudio.com
Lo sentimos, hemos descubierto que hay varios mensajes publicados por personas que estuvieron ocultos durante meses. No vi esto hasta ahora. El problema de hacerlo en español es que el tipo con el que trabajamos que habla español no conoce los sistemas como yo. (Soy el Gringo que solo habla inglés). Ahora, si un cliente realmente está dispuesto a valorar nuestro tiempo, cómprenos un sistema completo, ¡estaría más que feliz de usar uno de nuestros dj españoles para hacer el video tutorial por usted! Tendríamos que enseñarle primero, luego transmite en español. In English: Sorry, we are finding that there are several messages people posted that were hidden for months. Did not see this till now. The problem with doing it in Spanish is the one guy we work with that speaks Spanish does not know the systems like I do. (I am the Gringo who speaks only English). Now if a customer truly was willing to value our time, buy a complete system off us, I would be more than happy to use one of our spanish dj's to do the tutorial video for you! We would just have to teach him first, then he conveys in Spanish. DISABLED VETERAN ~ FAMILY OWNED CO. WWW.MADPROAUDIO.COM SALES@MADPROAUDIO.COM
Great comment R Reekoh. There are actually a few right YET oddly wrong positions on setting up a sound system. Many people have different opinions on what is best and I have found ESPECIALLY with powered speakers that you gauge the manufacturer, speaker, it's hissing/white noise/buzzing sounds that help figure out if the speaker can go past the traditional halfway mark. In reality, a system in my opinion should be run completely open if you can do it and I have noticed in the last year that less and less speakers run at max volume. Believe me, I have had plenty of speakers where I was able to run the amplifier or powered speaker at 100% and then adjust from the mixer. As of lately, lucky if you can run at 12 oclock position and then adjust from mixer. Yet as you seen in this video, this particular setup, I basically listened to the hissing/static/etc. type noises as I brought up the volume of the speaker with nothing playing and found the sweet spot that way. You should be able to run a Peavey speaker up to 80% of it's max volume. Yet once again, right and wrong answers exist within each other that makes the having a go to setting 100% of the time with everything virtually impossible. Example; The Peavey PVXp12 powered 12 inch speaker VS the newest Peavey Darkmatter DM112 powered speaker. Where I am comfortable running the pvx speaker at 80%, I am NOT with the DM series. Sure, you get all your monies worth with the DM series, yet I have found that I feel safe at 12 oclock/halfway position. Then when you look at mixers. The go to method would be to ZERO out the board and have the gains at 12 oclock, EQ all at 12 oclock, the main volume where that bold line is on the mixer (max setting-zero, or called Unity). Even how you have the speakers set up can effect how you run the system. Example: I ran that same system for karaoke and because the speakers were close together. I had trouble lifting the gains further because of feedback. YET when I took that same system and set the speakers up much better in the room, I had more gain to play with. Hope that all made sense. MADPROAUDIO ~ DISABLED VETERAN ~ FAMILY OWNED COMPANY
At this point, we can only assume that you may be asking if it has a vocal cancel feature for regular music to take out the vocals (many people have asked through the years to try and use regular music for karaoke). Typically unless you are dealing with expensive recording equipment that deals with recording several different layers, having a vocal cancel for existing music most often is more of a novel idea than practical. Example: I remember the old Numark 200fx, it had a vocal cancel and it was pretty much useless. I even remember the old pioneer karaoke player that had that feature and all it did was lower the actual vocals so that it gave a singer more ability to singer louder/over the original vocals. Most often it deteriorates the overall quality of the song and that's why a lot of these mixers, karaoke players that had such a feature was mostly a waste and not a serious solution. Hence the reason why I stated that expensive recording studios typically have the right gear for such a task. Hope that made some sense. MADPROAUDIO ~DISABLED VETERAN ~ FAMILY OWNED
Duet 2. Once again, you have me trying to guess a bit on what you are asking, lol . (All in good humor though). Are you referring to a Vocopro Duet 2 "all in one karaoke system". If so, then you would hook the outputs to the mixer and run the mics through the mixer and just use the Duet for the player only. Sorry if I am not completely understanding what you are asking for. If you are looking to upgrade your system. Feel free to email us at info@madproaudio.com and we can come up with a solution for you.
hay dude could you record this at the same time and would it be the same or would you change the mix for this . because of the room acoustics . looking forward to your reply Warmly Johannes
Great Job! I watched the entire video and took notes. I bought this mixer and didn't have clue. Thank you!
Peavey should endorse this video. I’ve watched hours of video on this mixer and this is by far the best yet. Short, simple and precise.
It's honestly a double edged sword. One hand I hated that no one ever actually went over the mixer properly. Even then, I am not the foremost expert either. The other point is that no matter how much time I spent going out of my way. Everyone wants my help, but then just shops the cheapest elsewhere. I stopped releasing new videos because originally they were just tutorials for my customers. I have tons of other videos I never posted. Reality is the world has changed to the point where people want the world for nothing. Nothing directed at you. I know there are many people that find my videos after they already purchased.
@@MADPROAUDIO I appreciate you posting it. I get it. That don’t pay the bills. But I still thank you. I’ve had it a year and just unboxed it. I see my visible and invisible scars daily and am reminded how this world has changed. Nothings free.
@@hardway1746 You are a Veteran? Veteran here. US Navy. If you ever need anything. You can text us at 216.765.9925
Www.Madproaudio.com. You can read our history there and it will give you an idea of why I am so in depth with everything.
@@MADPROAUDIO Thank you for your service. I was not in the military. EMT/FireFighter for 20yrs tooooo long.
@@MADPROAUDIO I remember when I bought the Peavey PV10AT back in the days, earlier I just had a dbx 286s and a focusrite interface, I used to watch your video to actually learn more about the mixer, but I sold the peavey and bought a TC-Helicon GoXLR interface/mixer and had it for 4 years, then I sold that one and bought the Rodecaster Pro II, I really like the new tech that is coming out. :)
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. You answered every question I’ve asked myself a thousand times. How do I make this thing work. Lol.
thanks alot I am beginning to learn about karaoke from your tutorial since I am a music lover too
Great that it helped you. If you need to buy anything. Email Sales@madproaudio.com. We customize systems and teach people how to use each system in depth.
I watched the whole video. This is really detailed video for the beginners who wants starts Karaoke singing on their own. I think now on I can hook up everything. Thanks again.
great tutorial and a great tutor!!! keep it coming. Thanks
best video i have found on this peavey amp!!!
Dude you nailed it! Awesome DIY
You are good to explain. Thanks.
Thanks bro! Great video! I got Yamaha MG06X Mixer and I will try your volume tips. I hate it when I hear Mics distortion
Clearly explained. Thank you
Cool setup. I want something like this for my home
+Peter Smith We have plenty customers that purchase such systems for home use as well so that they have a true professional setup as if they went to a karaoke bar. It all depends upon what a customer is willing to spend to make it happen.
+MADPROAUDIO thank you for your reply. I would like to setup a small home budget karaoke. I'm think of getting the peavey pv6 and a pair of speakers and hooking my computer up to the mixer. I'm not sure which speakers to get. Can you please give me some advise?
Please email us at info@madproaudio.com We want people to know that unlike 99% of the entire salesworld, we spend a lot more time actually helping people. In doing so, it would be nice if those people who watch our ads would show that it was worth it to them by purchasing the items from us. Thanks for your reply again.
Nice video. Had your EFX light ever gone red with no LCD display or Bluetooth?
Great informative video
Nice
Your a god!
I like your video. First of all, can you list all the electronics equipment as needed for a Karaoke system. For example, a karaoke system including: Audio Mixer, amplifier, speaker, wireless mic, cables...etc..
Originally thought we replied in past, yet here is reply again:
The videos we do are most often tutorials for our customers after we customize a solution to their specific needs. As far as listing everything you would need, it is based upon what you are looking to accomplish, what you already have that could potentially be used, etc. If you ever need a system, email us Sales@Madproaudio.com
DISABLED VETERAN - FAMILY OWNED
Nice vid! Wish there was a list in description of all the product you used. Like the color coded wires, i already have the same mixer with QSC speakers, i want to use to hook up to tv without laptop.
This was a video for one of our customers as a tutorial on the system we customized for them. I will be very honest with you. Part of the reason why we do not list everything is because we live in a world where all our hard work is taken for granted by so many people. They just want free information and then only care about who will sell it to them the cheapest. I hope that made sense & please note this does not mean you are like that. If you ever would like us to customize a solution to improve upon your system, please email us Sales@Madproaudio.com to set up a consultation.
MADPROAUDIO ~ DISABLED VETERAN ~ FAMILY OWNED COMPANY
very good instructions.tnx
Excellent video. What laptop are you using and is it windows 10?
Send us an email to Sales@madproaudio.com. This will depend upon different factors. Plus laptops change continually. If you would like to set up consultation, I am sure you can tell by our videos that we are very indepth with help. & to be clear as to why we mention consultation. We do this because originally these videos were just for our customers. We don't post new ones anymore because everyone has proven the past 10yrs. that while they are very happy how much heart we put into those videos. All those same people still buy things with the cheaper bigbox retailers. Yet those big places never once showed the type of care for people like we do. I hope that made sense, we are forced to charge for our time due to it. We can customize laptops too. & anything anyone spends on consultation fees, they get back when they purchase, so you never lose any money, it's just a way of trying to open people's eyes that you always get what you pay for in life. If you look up madproaudio customer reviews, our reputation speaks for itself. & once again, sorry that I did not just give out more information for free. Not your fault, just years of seeing people watch videos, know they are the most detailed ever and still refuse to buy from us. Example; Let's say a mixer is $399 and several places sell it for $399 and a few sell it for $419. & we sell it for $399 too. the no care sellers that sell it for less get the sale when we did 100 times more than they ever will for their customers. I wish I did not feel the need to explain, but I want people to start to see why we stopped giving out free advise/info.
Awesome review. Can you do a walk through how to set it up with a smart tv eliminating the laptop? I see some people use sound bar smart tv and mixer and some use receiver, smart tv and mixer, but never A thorough walk-through.
Are you looking to purchase mixer from us or you already own one. Please email us directly at sales@madproaudio.com
thanks a lot bro i learn a lot..
good one thanks very much
How many watts are your speakers? I sing in a restaurant and need something to carry far enough
Please message with your email address or phone. Let's spend some time talking so that I could custom design a solution that's just for you and that fits your budget
Do you have to have WiFi to use a system like this ?
I got a show next week and I just purchased the PV10. I have a dj that has his own equipment. How would I mix hook up my pv10 with his dj pioneer mixer? I want the pv10 for microphone use only
I know this is late but for future reference if you’re only using 1 mic you can pan the mic to the left and just go left of main out into DJM mixer mic input. Otherwise from pioneer mixer master out 2 (RCA) you can go directly into channel 7/8 RCA input! Otherwise for multi mics get a XLR female to RCA male and go into one of the DJM RCA lines. Heaps of sound guys tell me it’s a “no no” but it works a treat and the mics don’t feedback through DJ booth monitor this way.
excellent
good pm.DJ madpro A. a got 2 pcs. of powered PVXp12 its 800 watts if it possible if i put DM115 powered sub but the DM.is 1000watts can i mix that pvxp and dm .a,m afraid to dammage my 2 top thank you. by the way i,m from the philippines happy new year.
No wonder.
Good job Sam Smith doesn't have to setup his own PA, he'd get confused with the cable ends.
good vid
M3talMaddy767 5
Can you connect an iPad or phone instead of laptop?
Every system that you see of ours it's customized for a certain customer. So I want to make sure that we customize yours exactly to your specs and within your budget that's the best way to approach this and I will educate you on everything so please go ahead and send your phone number or email us. Sales@madproaudio.com.
Www.madproaudio.com
hello what a good team if you could make a video in Spanish it would be great 👍
Lo sentimos, hemos descubierto que hay varios mensajes publicados por personas que estuvieron ocultos durante meses. No vi esto hasta ahora. El problema de hacerlo en español es que el tipo con el que trabajamos que habla español no conoce los sistemas como yo. (Soy el Gringo que solo habla inglés). Ahora, si un cliente realmente está dispuesto a valorar nuestro tiempo, cómprenos un sistema completo, ¡estaría más que feliz de usar uno de nuestros dj españoles para hacer el video tutorial por usted! Tendríamos que enseñarle primero, luego transmite en español.
In English:
Sorry, we are finding that there are several messages people posted that were hidden for months. Did not see this till now. The problem with doing it in Spanish is the one guy we work with that speaks Spanish does not know the systems like I do. (I am the Gringo who speaks only English). Now if a customer truly was willing to value our time, buy a complete system off us, I would be more than happy to use one of our spanish dj's to do the tutorial video for you! We would just have to teach him first, then he conveys in Spanish.
DISABLED VETERAN ~ FAMILY OWNED CO.
WWW.MADPROAUDIO.COM
SALES@MADPROAUDIO.COM
Thank you
nice
You sure about the gain levels on your speakers? Should be at the halfway point and adjust via your mixer levels.
Great comment R Reekoh. There are actually a few right YET oddly wrong positions on setting up a sound system. Many people have different opinions on what is best and I have found ESPECIALLY with powered speakers that you gauge the manufacturer, speaker, it's hissing/white noise/buzzing sounds that help figure out if the speaker can go past the traditional halfway mark. In reality, a system in my opinion should be run completely open if you can do it and I have noticed in the last year that less and less speakers run at max volume. Believe me, I have had plenty of speakers where I was able to run the amplifier or powered speaker at 100% and then adjust from the mixer. As of lately, lucky if you can run at 12 oclock position and then adjust from mixer. Yet as you seen in this video, this particular setup, I basically listened to the hissing/static/etc. type noises as I brought up the volume of the speaker with nothing playing and found the sweet spot that way. You should be able to run a Peavey speaker up to 80% of it's max volume. Yet once again, right and wrong answers exist within each other that makes the having a go to setting 100% of the time with everything virtually impossible. Example; The Peavey PVXp12 powered 12 inch speaker VS the newest Peavey Darkmatter DM112 powered speaker. Where I am comfortable running the pvx speaker at 80%, I am NOT with the DM series. Sure, you get all your monies worth with the DM series, yet I have found that I feel safe at 12 oclock/halfway position.
Then when you look at mixers. The go to method would be to ZERO out the board and have the gains at 12 oclock, EQ all at 12 oclock, the main volume where that bold line is on the mixer (max setting-zero, or called Unity).
Even how you have the speakers set up can effect how you run the system. Example: I ran that same system for karaoke and because the speakers were close together. I had trouble lifting the gains further because of feedback. YET when I took that same system and set the speakers up much better in the room, I had more gain to play with. Hope that all made sense.
MADPROAUDIO ~ DISABLED VETERAN ~ FAMILY OWNED COMPANY
Thanks for the feedback!
you should add lexicon reverb.
hi there what do you need for setup karaoke
i have power speaker and mixer and mic
my sound really bad what do i need for mic thanks
Play around with ur highs n lows
hi,did this mixer has vocal cut ...voice canceling?
At this point, we can only assume that you may be asking if it has a vocal cancel feature for regular music to take out the vocals (many people have asked through the years to try and use regular music for karaoke).
Typically unless you are dealing with expensive recording equipment that deals with recording several different layers, having a vocal cancel for existing music most often is more of a novel idea than practical. Example: I remember the old Numark 200fx, it had a vocal cancel and it was pretty much useless. I even remember the old pioneer karaoke player that had that feature and all it did was lower the actual vocals so that it gave a singer more ability to singer louder/over the original vocals. Most often it deteriorates the overall quality of the song and that's why a lot of these mixers, karaoke players that had such a feature was mostly a waste and not a serious solution. Hence the reason why I stated that expensive recording studios typically have the right gear for such a task. Hope that made some sense.
MADPROAUDIO ~DISABLED VETERAN ~ FAMILY OWNED
ok thanks a lot for info ....do i need mic preamp when using duet2 apooge.
regards.Qais.
Duet 2. Once again, you have me trying to guess a bit on what you are asking, lol . (All in good humor though). Are you referring to a Vocopro Duet 2 "all in one karaoke system". If so, then you would hook the outputs to the mixer and run the mics through the mixer and just use the Duet for the player only. Sorry if I am not completely understanding what you are asking for. If you are looking to upgrade your system. Feel free to email us at info@madproaudio.com and we can come up with a solution for you.
Power amp no connect?
You would need to elaborate more.
Maturnuwun mas :D
hay dude could you record this at the same time and would it be the same or would you change the mix for this . because of the room acoustics .
looking forward to your reply
Warmly Johannes
He has USB for sound input and output, there is no RCA jack for recording.
can you please make in simple any new person will be confused
Hey when I connect my HDMI cord , the audio doesn't come out of the speaker. Why is that?
HDMI wont work for karaoke
It will carry the video but not the audio
9months past... i hope you fixed! But if you don’t (try to use ARC HDMI) that works for audio. If you did fixed tell us what you did. Thx